My puppy has a puss-filled lip bump that grew after I popped it.

It could be an infection, cyst, allergic reaction, or mass. Have your vet take a look at the bump tomdetermine the cause. Your vet can do a fine needle aspirate to diagnose and then determine the best way to treat it. He may need an antibiotic, antihistamine, corticosteroid to treat or it may need to be removed.

It could be an infection, cyst, or a mass. Have your vet take a look at it to determine the exact cause. Your vet can do a needle aspirate to diagnose and then determine the best way to treat. She may need an antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, or it may need to be removed.

It may just be a little boil that formed due to a mild infection or even trauma from his tooth. If it isn't bothering him then I would just keep an eye on it for the next 2-7 days to see if it resolves on its own. Most of the time these do. If it doesn't then have your vet take a look to see if treatment is needed.

This does look like a little pimple, bite or abscess, You can put a warm compress with epsom salt on it several times a day for a few minutes. If it is a little abscess or pimple it will open up and empty by itself. Neosporin likely will not be helpful as it is not an open wound. If the mass gets bigger and starts to hurt Oliver, or if it looks very angry, take him to your vet who will likely lance it, if necessary.

Some young dogs will sometimes develop a skin infection or pyoderma. But a foreign object or a mass are possibilities as well. However, if it is not resolving then an appointment with your veterinarian would be recommended. Best of luck and thank you for using Pet Coach.

Hi there! Yes, puppies can get pimples, and that very well may be what this is. It looks like it's right in the location where his canine tooth rubs on his lip, and if this tooth is new, some irritation may be happening here. It could also be an insect bite, skin parasite, or a localized infection. If it doesn't clear up, gets worse, or appears to be causing Brody any discomfort, I suggest having a vet take a look at it. In the meantime, you can try keeping it clean with a dilute soap and water solution, but Brody may not like it! I wouldn't bother applying any topical ointments to it as he'll likely just lick it right off. Good luck, and I hope Brody's little lip irritation goes away soon!

It looks like an epulis, which is a benign or malignant growth of the gum tissue. Please, take Kitti Singh to your local vets to confirm the diagnosis and to discuss treatment options. Growth like this should be surgically removed, as it probably will have tendency to get bigger in the future, bleed on and off and in general bother your dog.